Yes. Even if you choose not to receive cancer treatment, you might still be eligible to file a claim for AFFF exposure as a civilian or military firefighter whose health was affected by this fire suppressant.
As long as you have a qualifying diagnosis and meet the other eligibility criteria, you are entitled to financial compensation for your physical and emotional distress.
In general, the more severe your cancer is, the larger the sum of money you can receive will be. The following are the cancers for which you can file a claim for AFFF exposure:
It is important to note that AFFF exposure is also responsible for benign diseases in addition to cancer, such as ulcerative colitis and thyroid disease. Regardless of your diagnosis, we encourage you to contact Atraxia Law if you are or were a civilian or military firefighter exposed to AFFF.
We can efficiently help you find out whether you are entitled to financial compensation from the liable manufacturers. The process is simple and will take place over the phone, so you will not have to worry about traveling, and it will entail minimal involvement from you.
Our expert team has over 35 years of experience in assessing toxic exposure cases, so we have the necessary knowledge and resources to help you determine if you are eligible to file a claim for AFFF exposure. The only documents we will request to evaluate your case are your employment or military records and your medical records with your diagnosis. Eligible individuals will be put in touch with a reliable, specialized attorney.